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No. 807 North Fourth Street, 

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The Clock is 5^ feet long and 22 inches wide, the eeuter 
Dial is 12 inches^ with steel hands, and the «niall Dials are 3 
inches, with gilt hands and all white Dials, also the back ground, 
(or dish) of the small Dials is gilt. 

It is a Eegulator Movement, equal to any other made 
in this country, and warranted to keep time. 

It runs eight d:iys by a weight and has a long Pend- 
ulum. The Case is made of the finest black walnut, the Tossels 
and the lower G-lass is splendidly ornamented with gilding and 
is the showiest and richest Clock made, besides the practical 
use of the different times. 

It shows, besides the Local Time, the time of 15 dif- 
ferent places, and is an ornament for a Hotel, Saloon, Office 
&c. 



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ratented, March 26th, 1872. 



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DIFFEREHCES OF TIME 

Between St. Louis and the principal cities of the World. 



INLAND CITIES. 

St. Louis. 

Albany, N.Y 106 T 

Atchison, Ks 20 s 

Baltimore, Md ^^ * 

Boston, Mass 1-1^ ^ 

Buffalo, N.Y 4-^ f 

Cairo, 111 ^-^ *' 

Charlestou, S. C 41 f 

Chicago, 111 ^^ { 

Cincinnati, O .-IS t 

Cleveland, 34 f 

Columbus, O 29 f 

Davenport, la 02 s 

Dayton, O "^ ^ 

Des Moines, la 1* s 

Detroit, Mich -9 f 

Dubuque, la 02 s 

Evansville, Ind 10 1" 

Ft. Wayne 20 1 

Harrisburg ^* ^ 

Hartford, Conn 1.10 f 

Indianapolis -17 f 

Jaclison, Miss. same 

Jacksonville, 111 same 

Jefferson City, Mo 08 s 

Kansas City 18 s 

Lansing, Mich 23 f 

Leavenwoath 18 s 

Little Rock 08 s 

Louisville, Ky 10 f 

Madison, Wis 03 f 

Memphis same 

Milwaukee 09 f 

Mobile, Ala 09 5 

Montreal, Canada 1-07 f 

Nashville, Tenn 14 f 

Newark, N. J 1-06 f 

New Haven 1.16 f 

New Orleans 01 f 

New York 1(5 f 

Niagra Falls 45 f 

Norlolk 5G f 

Omaha 23 s 

Peoria, 111 02 f 

Philadelphia 1.00 f 

Pittsburg 41 f 



INLAND CITIES— Continued. 

St. Louis. 

Portland, Me 1 .20 f 

Providence 1.15 f 

Quincy, 111 0») s 

liichmond , V a 51 T 

Rochester, N.Y .^8 f 

Sacremento, Cal 2.05 s 

Salt Lake City 1.27 s 

San Francisco 2.09 s 

Saratoga 1 .<'6 f 

Savanniih 37 f 

Sioux City, la 25 s 

Springfield , Mass 1.11 f 

Springlield, 111 03 f 

St. Joseph, Mo 19 s 

St. Paul, Minn 11 s 

Terre Haute 11 f 

Toledo, O 27 f 

Topeka, Kan 22 s 

Toronto , Canada 43 f 

Trenton, N. J 1.02 f 

Vicksburg 02 s 

Wa.shingLon, D, C 53 f 

Wheeling 38 f 

Winona, Minn 06 s 

FOREIGN CITIES. 

St. Loui.s. 

Calcutta, India 11 06 ( 

Jarusalem 8.21 f 

St. Petersburg 8.o2 f 

Viemia 7.06 f 

Berlin 6.54 f 

Rome 6.50 r 

London 6 00 f 

Paris 6.10 f 

Geneva 6.25 f 

Hamburg 6.40 f 

Cape of Good Hope 7.15 f 

Moscow 8.13 f 

Munich 6.47 f 

Maunheim 6.35 f 

LI verpool 5.49 f 

Leipsic 6.5u f 

Copenhagen 6.51 f 

Goettingen 6.40 f 



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The Time Dial on the 24 Hour system is very interesting 
to students, and will at once refer them to the Map or Atlas and 
see whether it is correct and will encourage them to study the 
same. 

It is also very entertaining when on a Journey of a great 
distance, seeing that your good reliable Watch give out in time, 
then do not blame ^^our Watch, but take this Time Dial and set 
it to your time and if you find your time, say one Hour, to slow 
you have then traveled 1-24 part of the circumferance of the 
Earth, Eastwardly. If you started from St. Louis you are per- 
haps in New York. In traveling West and your Watch is two 
Hours too fast you must be in California or some 2,000 miles 
West; so your Watch will always show, if you take notice, 
how many parts or miles of the circumference of the Earth you 
traveled East or West. 

Take Twenty-four Thousand miles as the circumference of 
the Earth, (on the Equator) then one Hour difference in time is 
equal two One Thousand miles, but as the Meridians run to a 
point to the Poles, we must make the proportional division in 
miles considering the Latitude on which we travel, so that if we 
could make a trip around the Earth, One Thousand miles in 
equal distance from the Pole, (which would be about 2,400 
miles) then every Hour difference in time would be counted 
100 miles traveling (or distance) and so in proportion. 

On the Geographical Maps the Meridian lines, running 
North and South, are 36, (ought to be 24) therefore one Hour 
will be equal to I2 Meridians..' -Jf you travel from St. Louis 
Eastwards and find your Watclk^roviding it is a correct time 
l^iece and is steadily kept running) three Hours too slow, you 
must be half w^ays between St. Louis and London. And by 
looking on your map and count the Meridian lines you can 
easily make out what place or Island you pass, and therefore 
it is a very interesting and entertaining study in crossing the 
Ocean. 

F. £7ZEZZA'CrS, 

AND MANUFACTCRER OF THE 

UNIVERSAL TIME DIAL REGULATOR, 

No. SOT K. Fourth Street, ST. LOUIS, MO. 




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